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... Labels that have joat been given the gardonin* public Mr. Moore, Chelsea Botanic Warden, and Air. W. i. res, of Blackhouth. These labels arc intended for the use of seedsmen folding the Flower .Seeds which they supply, the outside of which i* primed very ...
... quelques lecons. La dam' accenterait aussi quelques heures particuliercs. Address M. ?? 41, Moere -street, sloane-street, Chelsea. Ex po sit ion de Tin dv strie francaise, sous la direction de M. CHARLES SALLANDROUZE de I.AMOUNAIX, ancien depute, membre ...
... Woodman Inn, Bishoplborpe, will show the above on application. TO PLANTERS AND OTHERS. WILLIAM MAY begs to inform those abont to plant, that he is provided with an immense Stock of Forest Trees, Fruit Trees, Evergreen and Flowering Shrubs, Quickwood, kc., kc ...
... acquitted by government. Letters from the late secretary and from the directors of the Bank of Benares have been published, showing that while the latter were complaining of the difficulty of safely investing their original capital to advantage, the former ...
... Audiences Open every Evening Seven o'clock r'HIS present SATURDAY January 5th the -L Equestrian Ballet called THE FESTIVAL OF THE FLOWERS ALSO THE EXTRAORDINARY LEAPING HORSE BAYARD On next January 7 and following GRAND EQUESTRIAN ENTERTAINMENTS Mons BASTIEN ...
... HENRY ROBINSON, Saw Mills Wharf, Bel- videre-road, Lambeth. FLOWERS for the DRAWING ROOM and DINNER TABLE.— JOHN MORTLOCK solicits an early- inspection of his extensive assortment of ORNAMENTAL FLOWER-POTS and COLORED BOUQUET GLASSES, to which he is constantly ...
... Towni and Bay or Sani Francisco- the. Yelley and Ri1,ver of the Sacrain ante-the Upperand owerDiggngs- ith ?? Seekers a;work. showing tile whole process in evory orat br }Iendre'is of E~migrants, Spattiard4, M~iorinons, Americans. Indian,&. their mode of ...
... West Snithfield, cabinet-manufacturers—H. Darvill an IH. Geary. New Windsor, solicitors—D. Murray and T. Evans. street. Chelsea, booksellers-T. Somers Cocks sen. and Co., Pembroke, bankers—W. F. and J. N. Clarke. Liverpool, ship chandlers—J. Dyson and ...
... whide rm'al life affords to i a usan of cultivated taste, When the miew mamise ?? was in piugiese of furnishing, Di' Chalmers showed his sanguine eanfidessee in the thou new iisvention of gas, by his laying gas-tubes belaow the ceiliiig, so that thoy might ...
... flies, or devil's needles, as they are called at sea, which seemed to fill the whole atmosphere. The glass. too, began to show signs of weakness; but as a fine breeze had sprung up from the south, we continued our course, all sails set. The falling of ...
... 352, Strand, invites the Public to inspect and try his'new inventions for the RELIEF of DEAFNESS, the Mimosa, or Registered Flower Cornet, the Acoustic Reflectors, the Tympanum Vibrators, and Dionysian Tube, which for power and distinctness cannot be equalled ...
... sapiplied asot to woosict bedstead'S. Patterns of 'iron bedsteads for schools, ho6- litals, sstsiotse Isrisost, &kc,-Entrastlte to Show Rtoomis, 70, Oxford. street, ttsree doore wvest of tlse Priess's'e'oThealtre, cossissniicating scitis their ainfassfcto0r7 ...